> I think the actual problem for people engaged here is that there is little to fight for anymore with the result that advocates end up in some weird purity spi

> I think the actual problem for people engaged here is that there is little to fight for anymore with the result that advocates end up in some weird purity spiral. I’d suggest, much like Butler does in the article, that transgender people are much more likely to face stigma or inequalities in life due to how their gender plays out compared to your average person. Activism that leads to improving such a situation strikes me as a concrete goal, so I have trouble understanding how you might think there’s “little to fight for”.